Council Member· 2022–2026
R. Kirk McPike
Alexandria
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 2
- Total speaking time
- 34:17
- Avg per meeting
- 17:09
- Segments
- 545
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Top issues during term (20)
New Townhome Construction and Scale at 415 North Alfred Street
Substantial private investment in new housing units with potential impacts on nearby property values and street parking.
State of the Economy and Commercial Real Estate Trends
Informs regional economic development strategies and local budget priorities.
Substandard Lot Regulations and Master Plan Amendments
Cuts hearing workload for staff and commissioners; no direct cost cited.
City Hall Renovation & Asbestos Remediation
Impacts capital project design and construction costs for the City Hall renovation.
Vision Clearance Standards and Street Safety
Property owners face potential deconstruction or relocation costs to bring the pergola into compliance.
Regional DMVMoves Transit Plan Endorsement
Potential future capital contribution share, currently undetermined.
Green Building Plan and Energy Efficiency Standards
Could add modest upfront construction costs for developers while lowering long-term energy bills for building occupants.
Special Exception at 520 East Mount Ida Avenue
None on city funds; private investment in residential property.
Infill New Construction Height and Scale Compatibility in Parker Gray
Private investment in new residential townhomes.
Torpedo Factory Art Center Lease and Management RFP
Impacts city operational revenue and cultural tourism management costs.
Commercial-to-Residential Conversions on North Washington Street
Private investment in commercial-to-residential conversion.
Old Town Pool Replacement and Modernization
Capital investment for demolition and reconstruction of public recreational infrastructure.
Housing 2040 Plan Adoption
Future housing program investments and operational costs.
environmental regulation
You're going to have to shell out cash for new electric equipment, and landscaping companies will likely pass those equipment costs onto your monthly bill.
Office-to-Residential Conversion on Princess Street
Generates $41,395 for the Housing Trust Fund from the Washington Street conversion alone while revitalizing dead commercial corridors.
Upcoming Zoning Ordinance Updates and Training
Minimal impact on city administrative resources.
Infill Development and Scale on North Columbus Street
Encourages car-free urban living and provides infill housing investment, though localized drainage issues require private mitigation.
Accessory Dwelling Unit Variance at 408 East Monroe Avenue
Private property development costs.
Collective Bargaining Agreements for City Public Safety and Administrative Workers
Requires annual budget appropriations across fiscal years for salary and benefit implementation.
Residential Special Exception at 2807 Ridge Road Drive
Private investment in residential property improvement.
Decisions during term (79)
Recorded while McPike was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of BZA #2025-00013 (409 East Custis Avenue)
Approval of January 12, 2026 Meeting Minutes
Election of Board Officers
Consideration of the Minutes from the January 12, 2026, Board of Zoning Appeals Public Hearing.
Consent Calendar (Upland Park and Windsor Avenue)
Subdivision #2025-00012 - 102 East Monroe Avenue
Special Use Permit #2025-00054 - 601 & 619 S. Patrick Street
Rezoning #2025-00007 & DSUP #2025-10031 - Duke & Quaker Townhomes
Subdivision #2025-00006 & DSP #2025-00030 - 806 North Columbus Street
Consideration of the minutes from the January 6, 2026 Planning Commission Public Hearing.
Adjournment
Approval of Consent Action Docket (Items 9, 11, 12, 13)
Item 10: Resolution Regarding Transfer of Unencumbered Appropriations
Item 15: Resolution Endorsing the MWCOG and WMATA DMVMoves Plan
Item 16: Modifications to WMATA Funding Agreement for Potomac Yard Metrorail Station
Item 17: Consideration of the City Strategic Plan for FY26-FY28
Item 19: Consideration of City Council Schedule
Closed Session (if needed) 26-0595 Executive Session - Consideration of a closed executive session to discuss a personnel matter. [ROLL-CALL VOTE]
26-0597 Presentation of a Proclamation Recognizing February as Black History Month.
26-0591 Consideration of the Appointment of City Representatives to the City of Alexandria Supplemental Retirement Board and Firefighters and Police Officers Pension Board.
Voting record (11)
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